Homestead Family Restaurant: Your Hometown Spot for Delicious Breakfast & Brunch

You'd be hard pressed to find a better place to eat than this place, nice and layed back with a quiet atmosphere but talking to people is invited , especially the owners Frank and Teresa! The food was perfectly cooked and flavorsome as it could be. It'll be our regular stop for a breakfast out, from now on. The cook is a Pro , I mean a lifelong professional.

I had the country fried steak and was great! The pancake is huge .... its on a big platter.

This place brings me back to “Grease” setting with colorful walls, waitress uniform just like the fifties, friendly staff (owner took care of us). Food is okay but the service is wonderful and stop by and check her out in your way to the next town. This is wheelchair friendly by the way.

We were in town for a wrestling tournament and was looking to buy some time. We absolutely were blown away with the family owned charm, the hospitality and the food was phenomenal. I had the boy w/ cottage cheese. My daughter had cheese sticks. Very welcoming environment. Highly recommend !

In this quite town we were looking for a mom and pop restaurant to grab lunch. By my Texan standards this fits it. The staff were friendly and they were very informative about some of the largest pies I've seen. If we are in this neck of the woods again we will sure stop on by. This place is cozy with a 1950's vibe.

Great food, nice people, you have to wait a little bit for your food, but that's OK !. It's a small family business, you would wait just as long if not longer at bob evens. So go in knowing you are going to wait for your gr eat fresh homemade food to be made on the spot. Put down your phones and actually talk to your family or friends and have a good time.

We went for breakfast during the height of the giant pancake boom and the service/food was 10/10. The pancakes were so amazing and so big. The waitress was very personable and it took a while for the pancakes to come out which made sense since there was a lot of people there but it was very much worth the wait.

I will say this up front, if you are in a hurry or you need to have your blood sugar leveled out in a timely manner, this may not be the place for you. (Sarcasm folks) We did come here on Valentine's day, and it was PACKED. Although we waited about 10 minutes for a seat, that wasn't unreasonable. Our server was so sweet and, considering she's the ONLY server, was reasonably punctual, and refilled our coffee frequently. Which leads us to why she had to refill our coffee frequently. Despite ordering simple menu items (omelettes, and a 5-inch pancake); it took over 1 1/2 hours to receive our food. Yep...over 90 minutes. It was a looooong wait. (Bring a book or someone you enjoy talking to). Once we did receive our food, it was perfect. The flavor was good, it was cooked perfectly and that pancake was dense yet moist. The price of our meal was considerably less than what I expected. If you are someone who is in a hurry, impatient or does not understand that they have one server and one cook, this may not be the place for you. However, if you enjoy a good meal, don't mind waiting a bit, and understand that there are people out there working who have disabilities, you should make time because the drive is worth it.